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10 the Comm ON cl.as Court.

The last week OF the February common
pleas court was opened at 10 o'clock this
morning. Judge Patterson Is presiding In
the upper court room and Judge Livingston
In the lower room. or the q cases on the
list Is were declared ready for trial.
In the suit OF Dr.. W. r. Smith VI. VIM. II.
Gilbert, committee Of Isaac Zsch, a verdict
by consent was entered in favor OF plaintiff
for s2a74, with stay OF execution 70 April l.
wm. Il. Sweisart indicted TOR adultery
and bastardy, petitioned for bill OF particu
lars, and the court directed that he he fur
nished with the same.
A rule to show cause why q new tr!a
should not be granted, was allowed In the
suit Of George Yeisley vs. Henry Bundell
tried last week.
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Moro spirisuaIisru. .

2sesra A. w. 8. Rothermel, OF Brooklyn
1ev York. and Edwin Powell, OF London
3neland, alleged spiritualists, gave privst,
sfeanesr et the Keystone house, SUNDAY
lePeelee. They both claim 10 bs mediums
eonogoalsd by spirit Annie " who enable.
- 70 make musical instruments play
oes Without being touched, give wonderful
otvoyant tests. and favor those present
80 communications from friends In the
D1 woric-ihe messages being written on
eeeokeechiss In any language, dead or alive,
~ enoetnana or In telsgraphic dots and
.lnAhaA Their ledserdsmain is ouIte asion.
'1onng-sQual 10 BlltG
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HOV Yor0 uArUeS


Nsw ORR. Feb. A-Flcur market Gull
sine; ~ Soy W; eurernne. - ZOOS so.
extra western. - so0l IS
wheat-No. 1 Rcd state. CSC; No DO
Ole No. Red. Winter, Feb sySc
Corn.No. mixed cash. tso March. ts,.c
Oats-No; White State, seSc; No. do, Ssc.
Ne mixed. rsb. S34c: March SSkc.
= Barley nominal.
ais Is. ~
Lard-Feo.. q 90; Mar, .,Fis
Molasses dull At la}<c fo- boiling stock.
1urpentfne easier at SoSc
Rosin dull strained 10 good. 81 oO6l 10
Petroleum nominal; Rer ned. in cases, sxc.
-Ireights dun grain to Liverpool. I'd.
wbntter steady; Western Creamery. lSTs6c
tubs, l6<1Ec.
Cheese dull western rlst uLtfl.aIc, FOOD tr
choice light skims, l0z6nac.
sggs steady state, ls9ac western, sole,.
lated. SIC.
Tallow dull prime city, 4,lsc
SSice nominal; Carolins fair to good ss3kc
Cofiss dull fAir cargoes, ll..c
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Heating Trains withou, Stoves.

Vice President Oakes and Superintepdeut
OF Water Power Gushing, Of the Northern Pa.
ci6c railroad, are having built at the corn.
psny's shops an experimental iron car in.
tended to supply heat, light and pure water
to passenger trains The car Is to immedi.
ately follow the engine. Details OF methods 8
OF heating, ETC., have not been announced.
but the inventor intends to continue experi.
ment!nR until practical success DO attained,
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1Ais 10 Valentine day, and the old and
1ng are busy sending the articles through
nsiiA The small boy is having q big
sanding the ueliest pictures that he can
4 so NE ness friend, while his older sister
J G1ndiDg expensive cards, 40, to hor lover.
Dco Was very little business OF the kind a,
4poetc6aco on Saturday. To-day the ONCE
- been crowded since morning, and the
j0ks report that the mall 10 much hesyie,
|1Aan usual on this day.
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- - = - vsese ~ - sAe nassasea - -
0ssa - 0laesssv.
1Ae t6llowiag ars Ne respective ward
t1ekses no0inaoed hy the Ds@oersls, 10 b
ssScs' Di.sc:os.-o. Edward nsess.r,
ycecb :: Kaasa Chaslee Llppcid. samuel X.
IieAey, Thoe. r. AcElligots h. X. Schnader.
Co0mou Councii-H. J. Weaver. Jacob l..
Fry. Dallas 3. Fiory, William BsltE.
Aidsemsn-H. r. McCouomy.
judss-WillIam McComsey.
Inspeotor-D. F. Buchmiller.
SECOND WARD.
Common Council - David McNfullen
George r. Rathvon, George n. Reynolds.
AsSeesor-Jacob Reese
Constable LewarA
yudse-DE J. A. Fitzpatrick.
lnspector.-A. J. Dunlap.
TnfRp WARD.
Common Couucil-Chsrles W. Eckeyt
Jacob Reaker, John NJ. Eberly.
Asseesor-David Harlan.
Coustable-B. F. Lomsn,
JudEe-Philip Weller.
1nspectcr-Joseph NJ. Kreider.
rorRrH WARD.
Common Council-henry E. Carson,
Michael Kennedy, VIM. G. Pyfer.
Constable-wm. T. wenninger.
Aseessor-J. w. Anderson.
Judge-Wm. 0ileon.
1nspoctor-Jacob Witlinger.
YIrrH WARD.
Select Council-H. Blickenderfer.
Common Council-Thomas B. Bech.od,
Alderman-william B. strine.
Constable-Frederick Kissips ger.
Asseesor-Jacob r. Kautl
Judge--william Kshl.
lnspector-Samuel Kautz.
SIXTH WARD.
Common Couucil.S.ephen J. Ovens, Jas.
p. Plucker, Col f. McGovern.
Assessor-George Davis.
Copstable-wm. H. Reilly,
Judge-Byron J. Brown.
lnspector-Henry Reiner.
sEvENTR WARD.
Select council-George NJ Berger
Common council-Frank 8. Everts, John
| 7. Knapp, B. Frank Adams
Assessor-James r. Garviu.
Contradiction Merrinser
Judge-Georee 8. Norbeck,
1nsPector-william Dorwart
/ EfoRTH WARD.
Common Council-John A. Bradle, 3. Nc
Elroy, Geo. Fritch.
Alderman-Patrick Donnelly.
Assessor-Christian Frailey.
Constable-John Roerich.
Judge-John Ritcbey.
1uspector-Joseph Bowman.
NINTH WARD.
Select Council-John Evans
Common Council-Ed ward McKirstry, D.
l 8. Sweeton, Fred Munson.
ASsessor-9eorge Brown.
Constsble-Patrick Burns.
Il JudRe-John Finger.
lnspector-Geo. Connor.
Every voter in the city will he supplied
with tickets to vote on the debt question
either for or against It The police officers
distributed them to-day and tickets on that
question will also be at tie polls tomorrow.
The Elsabethtown Borough Ticket.
ELIzAsETuTowS,F Feb III. @. stsufYer
was nominated for burgess by the Republi.
cans on Saturday night He was defeated
last year by p. Singer, Democrat. by aeavy
majority 8. B. McLanachau was named for
Justice Of the peace.
The Democrats met at tho saloon of Lean.
der Sheet1 and nominated Levi Engle for
burgess and H. T. Shultz for justice Of the
peace. Both will poll large votes, paYticu.
larly the latter, As ne at present II nlline An
unexpired term, and besides that the Repub.
lican nominee Is only es years OF age The
Republicans poll about lis votes and the
l Democrats about 90
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~ 1A-.1Ae saadSAaAss a.
~ )H06 ~ eouoaL sshool boord
4eDoo1 - w ose1vO n ssouring
odR - mDaTo eAeop eaool1oa %
- psouoae lndIena1oas there
&Y lmro a0oant q sSusuoehtag"
~ ~ G1ool3oo ~ ~ 0ADusnt oGlesA
Nnloopoa1oue vooog WIN - out II
GnooS9 zAo nGhs Will b . warm
~ 1aird WaRd, especially
6 - q jusesee a the peacA
1oo01s q leAa ". eolly. Democratic
~ ~ 0akios STRENUOUS efforts In
n1l ono ~ eoandent Of hls election.
co1N = w hard b deesrmina ~
- Ine = also working very hard 10
noA TAe 0eht betWeen Hardnele.
nom1neA and ehill independent
- ne warm one and both candidates
gnlnG vssy hard 10 secure an election.
neEsp VIII b used 10 great extent at
uolloA q Tussday.
oaas - PrepeesisA
pa6lio mle Of real estate took place at
9Iunklin house On Let Saturday night
"a ~ following properties were disposed
b - tWostosy frame dwelling house, situ.
II q South Fourth street. between Union
IN 11ul, to D. A. 0ohn, for 500 . two
~ ifams dwelling HOUSE. belonging to the
n1o q Jsmee NoAnall, situated ct Second
~ IAwTence strsetA to Harry Mays, for
kJ0i two story house on South Fifth
@os4 belonging 70 WIN. B. Given, was
UoAaDod BY German Helms, for S63760.
Iown Notso.
3Wu men indulsed In dght on passen.
H eEain Of the Reading 4 Columbia railroad
y - eaturdsy afternoon while the train
ln going near Ephrata. Durins the scui.
- window glass was broker. Suit viii be
litated against the men.
81 ~ number Of Invitations have been received
~ oown 10 attend . sociable to DO given by
- Marietta dancing class, on February
rs y caan was formed In the Methodist Epis
SN4pnl church, by Rsv. e. G. Grifaths, pastor
&1m ~ Saturday afternoon OF the attendant
A. - Sunday school. The purpose OF tn
6D = for the study OF the Bible and vii
neoe oa Saturday afternoons
UQuiro Evans 10 confined to his homo Wit
F01 ee1aok Of indammatory rheumatism.
y 3ho wreck Grew from town were calle
- oDrvlco On Saturday night to 70 to th
1ne q the wreck at Ooatssvills, caused b
Is40G1no No rs running into freight tTail
q a. - The wreck crew returned homo Q
&4R y. Sunday. Engine 268 was very badl,
Dnae alDost beyond repairA
= Hood .stsed audience was In the oper
pno On lest Saturday night to $50 the per
$0sunancss Of Miss Anna Eva Fay. The dill
Elgms tricks done during the Performance
|2esmpastsly mystined the people present ant
s4oro done In successful manneE.
The clerks at the postofloe are taxed 4
z1Aelr utmost BY tho large amount Of valen
1Seon0 being sent through the mails. Th
l1le ehildrsn are providing the ONCE inquiz
IN lpe their valentinsa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

Entertainment, At L,,i,x

on Saturday evening In the Moravian
Sunday school chapsl, Lititz, an elocutionary
and musical entertainment was held, which
consisted OF readings by Miss Amanda
Landes, OF Millersville, and vocal music by
Misses Hostetter and Kemper, and Messrs.
Newman aud Pickle The chapel was we'll
hlled, aud the entertainment in every way
SUCCESS
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Married on saturday.

From the Reading Eagle.
Jacob weisman, brewer, ofthis city, and
Miss Annie Nsntwig, of Lancaster, took out q
marriage license and then visited the quarter
sessions office, where they were married hy
Alderman Holl.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

Msbls Rettew, the four. months old child OF
Ellis and Mary Re.tew, living near Bricker.
Vile, was found dead in bed on Sunday
morning. Deputy Coroner Fl. d. Weaver
was notified and he empanelled as jury III.
]. Burkholder, J. r. Zug, John Stoner,
Joshua Yocum, Jerome Yocum, and Samuel
Yocum. The verdict of the jury was that
death resulted from marasmas
To Addrss. the Historical Society.
Rev, DR.. J.H. Dubbs will deliver an address
this evening al 7:30 before the Historical 80
ciety in the rooms Of W. L. Heusel, ESQ.,, in
Eshieman's law building. 1t is expected
that DR.. Egie Of Harrisburg, will be present
and have something TO say.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14
New Y0rk stocks.

Esw York. Teb.lt lSO p. m.-Money loaned
at 81 per cont Exchange steady; posted rats
Z s5koiss Governments steady. Currency g.
n eGx bid F.; Is Coup. q ~ BID; tks do, q lcK
BID.
The stock market opened quiet but nrm at
u to y per cent higher. but the dealings
throughout the morning were limited ana The
early advance was more than lost by midday |;
prices at tho hour named showing declines
ranging from u TO Il per cent. The market at
the present writing Is steady.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14
Rare Performance on the Piano

From the MIL n Fcononist.
On his way home to Lancaster A. F.
Schroeder, the eminent young pianist
stopped over Saturday in this place and
sstonished and delighted some OF our
citiHsns with his rare performances on the
piano. During his stay he was the guest of
Rev. Father Cans. Come again, and give a
concert here and we'll insure you q crowded
house
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

CHICAGO, Feb. lAl p. m.-Marhet closed
,rr nes,Iseb; .s !SNc' March. Iss.c; April.
.Corn.reo.. Saxc March. s,,se; April. s4s.e
Oats.reb.: 2ikc; March. Hxc; April.
LAc May. 2esSc.
pork-fso.. slS SIS; March, G3 IS, Nay.
Lard.reb.. % 7ak; March, 3 =, April, - 60;
Eibs-feo,. O. OK.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14
Watchers Appointed,

The following were to day appointed
watchers OF to-morrow's election
First ward, John Schaum, Dsmocrs,
Q. A. Rauch, Republican.
Second ward, r. T. Reilly, Democrat
Amos Sides, Republican.
Third ward, VIM. b Moore, Dsmoc,s.
Aaron Froelioh, Republican.
Fourth ward, William Steigerwalt, Demo
crat; John E. Snyder, Republican.
Fifth ward. VIM. Simon, Democrat; C.H.
Fssnacht Republican.
Sixth ward, John Marion, Democrat; ],
w. Samson, Republican.
Seventh ward, Henry Freh, Democrat.
Adolph Emnger, Republican.
Eighth ward, J. p. winower, Republican.
Ninth ward, George Rlttenhouse, Demo.
crat; George Fox, Republican.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

Residents OF Colerain, West CocaIioo, West
Donegal and Martio townships were the
appellants to-day from the assessments made
o. TO their property by the assessors of those
districta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

evening. Fsbr~ary "a, Jse Cecilian sips,ps
society viii give an sntsltAinment In fnlton
opsrA house, prsparAtions, for which have for
some time been making Tho chart for con.
ttibutins members will be- open on Friday and
that fcr the public ON saturday rext.
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The King street Theatre

Saturday evening Annie Berleln and com.
pany closed at the King Street theatre to
large audience The play OF " Fashio nsble
Sin was we'll given. This evening the
New York Novelty company opens a. this
house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14
A Valentine Spelling Zee

spelling bee will be held this evening In
Y. NJ. c. A., ball under the auspices of tho
Ladies Auxiliary. Valentines will be
awarded as prizes. Mr.. Robert J. Houston
will be school master.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

The cars on the East King street passenger
railway began making regular trips this
morning between the court house and Rob.
rer's green house. Business has been excel.
lent and the faro Is Eve cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

we nave lately made up an entirely new line
o. Fancy Programmes. They arc made from
nice, neat cover with very pretty designs Of
pun ornaments attached, and are just the styles
mat catch the eye. Call and see samples.
lsTElLIogSCgR, ancaster, Ia,
Gl,ii.l7l9d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14
A Young Girl'a Denth

Miss Laura Shafsr, aged 20, who died in
Harrisburg last week and WAS buried at
Elzabeth'own on Wednesday, was Q grsdu.
a'e OF the Mt Joy soldiers orphan school.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

RcsRra.. HsRnAs:-On suhfay, February ls.
city, by Rev. q. Elvin Houkt, MIR. Jacob W.
sosrer, ss, w,,n and Miss Maggie q. Herman, beth Of
Charles l.. FRY, at Trinity Lutheran parsons ge,
Charles II. Bubb and Aiss Amanda s. Brunsr.
both of this city.
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It Was . TAvsrn I.,o,,..

II was tavern license OF the late John
rsnci.cos tnat was transferred on Saturday,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

Mayor Morton acknowledees the receiot
o. ths following donations to the soup fund
0ena Graham. @; John Res, si; J. Hsv
bsewD, ssq., es.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

Worknen this morning began laying a
new crossing on West King stree, to lead
from Bissinger's Manor hote. to tho new
theatre.
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fil,l,.l7,l.

bnyerA can in every instance save half their
the 9tc. Store. f.hIg.p,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

Tas valuable city property No. GA Ponl,r
street, Will be offered at public sale this evening
at J: A. snyder's saloon, corner OF Filbsrt and
Poplar streets.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

Madame GO 20 Astrioh's to buy Ribbons
specia! sale this week Go early.
rp,vrn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

I - Peensylvania rsilroad company will
- egeee gases st the crossinas Of their
- ~ streets Of the CITY. This viii
eaooaais slmost impossible. This
~ - vers ct work securing the els.
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AARk r..


fatLApHlPHiA, FEB. l&-Reef cattle. receipts
i"r week were-Dceves 2SO; sheep, 1000; Hogs
,So, ,s PREVIOUS week-Beeves. $40; sheep
Reef cattle, k0,te higher Extras. So, good
s1vxc; medium. <AoS.c common. SCst.
sheep wM fair extra, S. .GSc: ROod. &Sd
SS7c. '''Ss
Hogs fair; State. 'o1<c: western. r&eT5.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-14

ENSTATE OF JAMES STEWART, LATE
~ OF the city OF Lancaster. deceased. Letters
OF administration on said estate having been
thereto are REQ uested TO make Immediate psy.
ment. and those haying claims or dem ands
against the sA;ne, wi,l present them without De.
lay for settlement to the undersigned, residing
In the city OF Lancaster.
CHARLOTTE STEWART
CHARLES T.. STEWART,
Administrator
GEORGE SAUxAS. Attorney. d0StdN
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ESTATE OF ANNA NJ. ESSIG, LATE
~ ofthe City Of Lancaster. deceased. Let.
ters testamentarv on said estate having been
granted TO the undersigned. all psrsons In
dsbtsd thereto are req qussted to make imme-
diats payment ana those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under.
signed, residing In the City Of Lancaster.
NJ. HABERBUSH,
B lECkER,
JSo A. CorLB. Executors
Attorney. janl7.s,dH
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ESTATE OF JACOB II. wlTTMER,
" late of Lancaster City. deceased Letter,
testamentary on said estate having been
debted thereto are requested to make imme.
diate payment. and those having claims or de.
mands against the same, will present them Win.
out delay for settlement TO either OF the under
signed. JACOB L. WITTMER.
Marietta, Pa,
Or GEO. II. M.HAMBRlSHr
feblt5tdM. ETecntoss
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TEc'temGnt in Texas.

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thn r.GritA gf raiis, Tex lay the re-
markable recovery OF III J Z CorlrY
WHO WIS 50 helpless he could not tu1I
III he'd, OF raise his head every body
sad he was dying Of consumption A
t'ial bottle Of DR. Kings New Discov-
cry was sent him Finding relief, he
bought = large bottle aud n box of d
Kings New Life Pills by the time he
had aiken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh thirly-six
pounds
Trial Bottles ofthis Great DiScOve
for consumption fee at LA Flaisse,
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upon, not only 10 carry in stock the
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Agency for such articles as have WE'LL
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DR. Kings New Discovery . for
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Farmers, Look to Your I'm.
t0Pest.

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hot sun, or exposed yourself in any way,
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spoonful of PERUNA before each meal.
and at bedtime. ard you will feel Ike a
new man, and be able to perform all du-
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all diseases.
Jojln T. Money, Redwood, Union Co.
Ohio, writes: 81 have been troubled with
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have spent 4 great deal Of money. doctor
ing, and received no benefit whatever,
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ly, providing a stamp accompanies then"
II. P. SilverthOrn, Girard, Pa, saws
PERUNA has done for him all it is advcr-
tised to do, and without it he is in misery,
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stomach.-B. c. g. F. ]. Ely, Druggists"
Geo. B. IEisChe, Cashier Ohio State
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Taylor Rr;s, druggists. Bryan, Ohio.
write: We are having a good trade on
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writes: q am . i ht.c b"ca s&.I.ng, Gr
the past f2qr yea-s, more P&H, M th.n
Of any Two oh Kind. OF ra'cu:< in -.
stock. ani ny c:g~tona'rs t3tink It one Il
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Constable Fees.


The new Treatment fer ladies' ,~ti>rascs din,
covered by Dr. Mary \. Gregg. Tie di>tis-
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